Audio Adrenaline Celebrates Fourth With IYC

Grammy Award winning band Audio Adrenaline celebrated the Fourth of July with nearly 7,000 students attending the International Youth Convention (IYC) of the Church of God held in Nashville, Tennessee.  Following a fireworks display hosted by IYC, the band treated the students packed into the world-famous Grand Ole Opry with hits from its current, critically acclaimed release, Worldwide, as well as a full set list of other fan favorites.

“Audio Adrenaline has been consistent in their message and in their Christian walk for numerous years,” said Andy Stephenson, Director of IYC. “They aren’t a band that came and went.  And everything about what happens {at IYC} is about making a moment for life change.”

In addition to Audio Adrenaline, the five-day conference featured student leadership workshops, worship sessions and dynamic speakers including Louie Giglio and Lori Salierno.  Students also ventured out for a morning of service projects, volunteering at 68 sites across “Music City,” while further visiting residents at the Nashville Rescue Mission and several area nursing homes.  This year’s conference carried on the seventy-year tradition of creating a “moment for life change” for the attending youth, whose 12,000 attendants at the previous two conferences represented 40 states and 12 countries.

With conference attendees returning to their respective homes, they, and music fans all over the US, are beginning to hear the newest hit from Audio Adrenaline as “Miracle,” from Worldwide, released to radio last week.